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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1913

Page

5

Social engagements fill holiday season with dinners and dances

Social circles detail a New Year’s ball at the Elks club rooms, elaborate dinners for guests like Mr. and Mrs. W. Leland of New York, and several Christmas gatherings. Notable hosts include Mr. Jess W Smith, Miss Billa Pitzer, and the Bridge club, with decorations featuring poinsettias, pink carnations, and greenery.

Thea Elks Terpsichore Jess W Smith Billa Pitzer W. Leland New York Robert Howat Daugherty Court Street Bridge Club D. T. McLean Hamor Conn Cleveland Bowen Tecumseh Midh Leslie Black Alden Gladys Black Freda Black Ohio Wesleyan University Harry Jenking Washington D. H Rieger Sandusky Spencer Calvert Wm. Worthington Edith Jean Elmer Rowe Frank Blessing J. C. Dunn L. E. Day Columbus Charles Parker West Temple Street Herbert Vance Elks Helen Milders Harrison Ohio Pauline Crumb Cincinnati Anna Merz Circleville Esther Leland

Social Roundup of New Year Visits and Births

Local notices chronicle numerous holiday greetings and travels. Cleveland residents Jennie Sullivan and the Beattys announce family arrivals, weddings and births, with visits spanning Columbus Cincinnati Greenfield Toledo and Pittsburg.

Prayer Meeting Attendance Totals 503 Across Nine Districts

Tuesday night prayer meetings across the city drew 503 attendees. Districts list participants by name and age, including Noah Baughn 12 and Mra Briggs 16. The totals by district range from 5 to 30 attendees, with 6000 appearing in error.

Noah Baughn Floyd Elliot D. C. Minton Laugh F. M. Keir Aden Jennings George* Jackson Rodgers Black C. A. Nelson Chas. Griffiths Frank Hays FB. Ross J. A. Dick Mrs. Daniels Frank Kearney John Combs M. O. Ireland Mra. Briggs Lon Thompson W. E Ireland H. A. Sanderson C. A. McCune Tobin Wim, Ellis Mat Clater James Blakeman

Members of Survey Committee Coming to City

Horace L. Brittain and Prof Thatcher of the School Survey Committee will visit Friday January 9 to address taxpay ers and patrons of public schools and all teachers. They will explain any unclear points in the report. Those absent from the Educational Congress at Columbus are urged to attend. Legislature opens a special session January 19 to draft a new school code for the country and village schools.

Horace L. Brittain Thatcher Columbus

Local marriage licenses issued for Rexford Creamer and Bessie Boggs

Rexford Creamer a 27 year old farmer of Milledgeville wed Bessie Boggs 18 of Marion township. J Percie Kennell 23 a farmer married Nellie Heistand 23.

Rexford Creamer Milledgeville Bessie Boggs Marion Township J. Percie Kennell Nellie Heistand

Mil an Smith Dies at 101 Pioneer Citizen of Fayette County

Milan Smith longtime Fayette County resident died Tuesday night at his grandson Levi Smiths home between Jeffersonville and South Solon. He was 101 years 10 months and 11 days old and had remained active until kidney trouble worsened his condition. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 PM in South Solon with burial in Fairview cemetery near Jeffersonville. He leaves a wide circle of relatives in the area.

Milan Smith Fayette County Levi Smith Jeffersonville South Solon Smith Fairview

Governor selects girl to close saloons in Copperfield

Governor West orders private secretary Mixes Fern Hobbs to Copperfield to close saloons and gambling houses violating the law. The sheriff and district attorney have not acted. Hobbs will be joined by a state special agent on the mission.

Portland Ore Govvernor West Mixes Fern Hobbs Copperfield

Freight Wreck Ties Up Road Near Greenfield

A freight derailment near Greenfield on Tuesday afternoon blocked the D T I railroad for over three hours while cars were replaced and track repaired. A defective frog caused the derailment. No injuries or heavy damage reported.

Greenfield

Horse sells for 1500 dollars in county sale

Warren A. Bacon sold his chestnut trotter Jay Billiken to Beaver Bros of Highland county for 1500 dollars. The two year old is described as one of the largest prices paid in the county for a two year old and among the most promising young horses to leave the area.

Warren A. Bacon Beaver Bros Highland County Jay Billiken

District Assessor's Office Move Planned in Court House

The northeast corner first floor suite of the courthouse is under repair to become the offices of District Assessor J. C. Dunn. The three rooms will serve as the new administrative space.

J.C Dunn

Offices to be renovated after YMCA move

Hallway and floors will be replaced with new materials and other improvements made to make the offices more comfortable and convenient. The rooms were formerly YMCA headquarters until the YMCA building reopened.

Ohio proposes $35 million for complete inter county roads

State Highway Commissioner James R J Marker cites a total of 35000000 to build an ideal system of inter county and main market roads across Ohio. The Ohio Good Roads Federation aims to create a continuous drive from end to end without mudholes and will organize local clubs throughout the state, focusing first on the southern region for two months.

Ohio James RJ Marker Marker Buckeye State United States Ohio Good Heads Federation

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